Nashiktal wrote...
However I must disagree about Tali being a bad leader.
She'd be a bad leader because she lacks the experience needed to command an entire fleet.
I don't think she is inherently doomed as a leader. She has to work her way up though... and grow up a little.
Her loyalty mission exposes her greatest weaknesses as a person. Ultimately Tali
does succumb to emotion more than reason. He stance on the geth issue and her father is the best example. She disagrees with all the admirals but doesn't offer any alternatives.
She doesn't want to settle elsewhere or make peace with the geth, so she's opposed to K'oris.
She thinks a war would be bloody and pointless, so she's against G'errel.
Then, she opposes Xen because she's "insane" but never explains why. Ignoring the fact that Xen presents the most logical and efficient means of defeating the geth and getting back the homeworld.
Later of-course she decides to cover up the truth, not to help the fleet, but to help her father's legacy.